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Concept A · Destination F&B Flagship

Adaptive Reuse

Program + Strategy

Chef-driven, full-service destination concept in the existing ±4,000 SF envelope. Indoor 65–75 seats + outdoor 50–60 seats (~115–135 total). Governed by DC base zone and IEBC 2024 — FBC opt-in is not required for this scope. The lowest capital exposure of the three concepts, and the fastest path from approval to revenue.

Key program metrics
Use
Adaptive Reuse F&B (A-2)
Stories
1 (existing)
Indoor seats
65–75 (incl. bar)
Outdoor seats
50–60
Patio area
~1,850 SF
Code path
DC base zone · IEBC 2024
Construction
Existing envelope
±4,000
GBA SF (existing)
115–135
Total seats (revised)
28
Existing on-site stalls
$1.5–3M*
Project range
$2.5–5M*
Proj. annual revenue
12–18
Months to open
Concept A · Renderings

Design study

Street-level evening
Street-level evening

Bar + patio activation along Main Street — full-glass storefront, indoor / outdoor fluidity, hospitality-forward street presence.

Concept A · Transformation

Before · After along Center Street

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After
After
Before
Before

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Why this concept

Capital positioning

01

Lowest capital exposure of the three concepts — fastest path from approval to revenue (12–18 months).

02

Activates the Main + Center corner immediately, anchoring the streetscape and supporting future adjacent development.

03

Existing 28-stall surface lot likely satisfies DC base zone A-2 parking ratio (~1 stall / 100–150 SF net dining) — confirm at pre-application.

04

~15–25 FTE positions, ~12–20 construction jobs, ~$50K–$100K annual Mesa TPT revenue.